Veteran Ghanaian trainer Josef Emmanuel Sarpong has stepped down as head coach of Eleven Wonders, bringing his brief stint at the club to an early end after less than a month in charge.
Sarpong, who previously managed Ebusua Dwarfs and Great Olympics, was appointed on November 2 to replace Nii Odartey Lamptey following the team’s difficult start to the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League campaign.
But a string of defeats to Aduana FC, Vision FC and Medeama SC has prompted his resignation.
While the club has yet to issue an official announcement, sources indicate that internal disagreements and lingering structural challenges played a major role in his decision to leave.
His exit now plunges the Techiman-based side back into uncertainty, with management expected to name an interim coach as they search for stability.
Eleven Wonders remain the only team without a win after 10 league matches. They travel to face Hohoe United this weekend on Matchday 11.
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